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Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous Challenge

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Test your understanding of the past perfect simple and past perfect continuous tenses! Decide whether each noun or sentence correctly represents the use of these tenses. Answer with ✅ for correct examples and ❌ for incorrect ones.

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Kelly Gil
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Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous ChallengeOnline version

Test your understanding of the past perfect simple and past perfect continuous tenses! Decide whether each noun or sentence correctly represents the use of these tenses. Answer with ✅ for correct examples and ❌ for incorrect ones.

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He felt unwell for days before he went to the doctor.

2

She had been working at the company for five years before she got promoted.

3

She finished her homework before dinner.

4

She had finished her homework before dinner.

5

We were already eating when they called us.

6

They had been waiting for an hour when the bus finally arrived.

7

He had been studying for weeks before the exam.

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They were waiting for an hour when the bus finally arrived.

9

She was working at the company for five years before she got promoted.

10

He had been feeling unwell for days before he went to the doctor.

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He has been studying for weeks before the exam.

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I had just left the house when it started to rain.

13

They complete the project before the deadline.

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By the time she arrives, I already left.

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We had already eaten when they called us.

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I have seen that movie last week.

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I had never seen such a beautiful sunset before that day.

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I just leave the house when it started to rain.

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They had completed the project before the deadline.

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By the time she arrived, I had already left.

 
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